Ubertan times daily journal sells unlicensed peptide in an unlabelled bottle Internet

    I thought that the Ubertan Nasal spray was a revolutionary product, that is, until I purchased some.  The spelling in the glossy leaflet left a lot to be desired but the actual product left me horrified.  My concerns were raised due to the following: No listed ingredients anywhere on the packaging. A different dosage than that stated on the website. A fake barcode.  No patient information leaflet. No product license number. 
    
    I just had a funny feeling that all was not well.  So I looked at their website as this was the only contact information on anything.  There was no telephone number no company address and the only method of contact was an email address.  I explained to the company my concerns and asked for a company address and contact number.  My request was denied.  

    I honestly think that people should steer clear of this product as it is being sold as an unlicensed medicine which is a criminal offence.  I do not believe that the product is merely a plant extract but I believe it is rebranded Melanotan as this is the only scientifically proven drug that makes the skin change colour.

    I just hope that no-one gets injured using this product from this uncontactable company.